Yankees dominate Rockies with a 13-1 victory

In a decisive contest held at Coors Field in Denver, Max Fried delivered an impressive performance, tossing 7 1/3 innings as the New York Yankees triumphed over the Colorado Rockies with a score of 13-1. This game marked a significant turning point as Fried recorded his seventh win of the season, tying him for the major league lead. His efficient outing consisted of allowing merely one earned run and six hits while throwing only 83 pitches. Fried has maintained a consistent performance throughout the season, having permitted no more than two earned runs in each of his eleven starts. The game's turning point occurred during the fifth inning when the Yankees exploded offensively, scoring ten runs to break what had been a competitive game. This inning included a staggering collection of seven hits, three walks, and a throwing error by Rockies starter Kyle Freeland. Among the standout performances, Austin Wells and Trent Grisham each contributed two-run doubles, showcasing the power of the Yankees' lineup. Ultimately, the Yankees amassed a total of 21 hits, marking a season-high. Conversely, the Rockies faced a challenging situation, having lost fourteen consecutive games and standing with a dismal record of 9-43, the worst record they have experienced through the first 52 games since 1901. With this loss, the Rockies remain without a series win this season, extending their losing streak to 0-17. The Yankees, on the other hand, are finding their footing and managed to win six consecutive series as they moved on to their next matchup against the Los Angeles Angels, displaying their resilience and strong performance in the league.